#Hello everyone, I’m currently working on my L.L.B thesis and find myself in need of some guidance. I've completed my proposal, but I’m unsure of the next steps and how to proceed effectively. I’m not looking for someone to do the research for me, but rather someone who can offer direction and advice on how to move forward. I’d greatly appreciate your help.
Aug 18, 2024So once you finish the proposal you follow your outline (table of contents) do chapter 2 which usually is the literature review. After that you do your analysis and adress your research questions/problem. Conclusion and recommendation then bibliography From a fellow law graduate
Aug 18, 2024As an undergrad law student working on an L.L.B thesis, a doctrinal research methodology is likely the best fit. Make sure your research question is clearly stated and focused on a specific area of law. In your literature review, start with a broad overview and gradually narrow down to specific subtopics directly related to your question. Remember to critically analyze different perspectives and connect them back to your research question. (the structure of your literature review may vary depending on whether you're doing a comparative study, a best practices, or a case study.)
Aug 18, 2024Hey, what do you wanna know specifically?? Demo your advisor is there to help you through the process eko
Aug 18, 2024My advisor haven't even given comment on my proposal still
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Aug 18, 2024It depends on the uv tho..after the proposal (chapter 1)..CH 2 follows which is usually the definition and conceptual part...then CH 3 which is the part which you adress your research questions..then final chapter which is recommendation and conclusion
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